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I’ve put a Mylar sheet - the old ‘space blankets’ - under my sleeping pad or mattress. With that, and a quilt over my down bag, I slept really comfortably under the stars at 18*F. It helps a lot.

Excellent project, Logan!

Mine is a 35 liter single zone fridge/freezer (you choose the setting and deal!) I fit 4 days of must-be-refrigerated food for 8 people in it. Planning the menu, stripping packaging, etc. are keys to success. Items touching the inside walls and floor of the cooler are subject to freezing even...

No ice is really a game changer!

I’ve used this on 5 trips and lent it to my nephew twice in 2 1/2 years. It’s been great, and for the price I don’t think you can go wrong.

For the home, Berkey water filters really are hard to beat.

Thank you for sharing this!

Welcome aboard, Brian!

Is that El Camino del Diablo?

My Viair just sits in my bed, between the tailgate and my Decked drawers. With the gate closed and locked, it’s impossible to pull it out.

There are so many variables and externalities in addition to the size of your wheels that I think no one can answer your question.

Nice! I can tell a lot of thought and work went into it! It ought to serve you well for a lot of years! Great pictures.

Great teaching time with the kids! I love it.

12C ‘88-92 E-5 12th ENG BN

These are my credentials!

I was in the 8th ID, 12th Engineer Bn. from March ‘89 until it deactivated and was assigned to the 1st AD Engineer Bde. Started out at Anderson Barracks in Dexheim, and finished In March of ‘92 in Bad Kreuznach.

US Army Combat Engineer - Bridge Specialist 1988-92 National Guard Counterintelligence Agent 1994-99 Loved it!

Looks like a Volkswagen Squareback.

If you’ll stay in the house for 7+ more years, switch to tankless. If you’ll move or sell before 7 years, replace like for like.

Another great option. Probably the most cost-effective, yet.